We are going to talk about how to really gauge your success. I think a lot of entrepreneurs tend to have fall into the comparison syndrome. And we all do it. It's not that one person does it more than the other, and that is because we are not properly measuring success. This episode will provide you with the questions to ask and highlight a small action that will help you not only to stop the comparison trap but know exactly where you are in your success path.

So with all the uncertainty of not truly knowing if I had COVID-19 (I kept looking for a timeline somewhere to show me when each symptom flares up or represent itself to know if in truth I may have it or not, or when to caution most, but there is none), and the news, and what is currently happening in the world, it is easy to say that I’ve been extremely nervous, scared, confused, emotional, angry- I've been a mess.So much so that sometimes my anxiety was (is) through the roof, and perhaps my chest contractions may be more panic attacks vs. congestion.So because I know we are all going through it in different degrees, I wanted to share my experience and provide to you all-what has helped me with all the uncertainty around me (you will laugh)-how to know what is the next right thing to do -the 10 questions I asked myself to keep me grounded and not go nutsFollow Me @ClaramazingListen to Questions to Ask to Get Rid of Anxiety: https://bit.ly/3aOuHBp

Diana Davis moved from Colorado to New York without a job and just enough money to last three months. In this interview, I ask her how her choices finally got her dream job in the toughest city in the world.02:29 Diana gives us a glimpse into her background and how she realized that if she wanted to work with companies in New York, she'd have to live in that city.05:17 How Diana harnessed her intuition and trusted that the universe had something good planned for her. A book she highly recommends to help create an abundance mindset is 'You Are a Badass: How to Stop Doubting Your Greatness and Start Living an Awesome Life' by Jen Sincero.10:46 Diana didn't begin her journey in New York as a photographer. Her brother advised that she stop applying from Colorado and start building connections with the companies she wants to work at. Here she explains how LinkedIn and persistence got her amazing advice and her first job in the big city.17:38 Society would tell us to hand on to our well-paying jobs and security, but Diana decided to take a leap of faith when the time came. She tells us how getting laid off freed her to pursue the career in photography she'd always wanted.24:14 Figuring out what you want can be really hard. Diana advises trying everything, but only put the work you're proud of in your portfolio because that's what you want to be hired for. She also emphasizes why her clients come back to her - it's not just the photography skills, it's their connection with her.27:30 Diana wasn't always into wellness, but working with food and a need to work with brands that inspire her pulled her into circles of people who thrive in this world. She explains how integrating things that excite you into your work can push you towards success.32:19 What are the questions we should be asking ourselves on this journey? According to Diana, it's vital that you always judge whether the work you take on feeds your soul. Check if you're anxious, hating the work, or does it feel good. If it's meant to be, the universe will let you know.36:26 Find Diana on Instagram & ask her a question @dianadaviscreative.

In this episode, we will ask questions to acknowledge what are the rules that we are imposing on ourselves and how to rewrite them.

BONUS Episode! In this episode I focus on encouraging you to live an intentional life and why is it important to do that. If you already believe in living an intentional life the next episode is all about that... so listen in https://bit.ly/2QWGshE I would love to hear your thought, do you agree/disagree? Email me at [email protected]

Unfortunately, by March, most people had given up on their resolutions, goals, and aspirations. They find reasons why not to meet them and why "it never works." This leaves most people feeling discouraged about the rest of the year. To avoid this, ask these questions to truly align your goals with what you want, what you are ready for, and what is best for you. This way, you iron clad the possibility of making the goal happen.

Here are the highlights and my lessons from 2019.

We often over schedule ourselves and stress ourselves to a boiling point. But by doing this one thing, yep only one thing, you will be able to get more our of your day and enjoy it more.

We often start a goal, project, or activity to not finish... but why? In this episode, we are diving into the questions to ask to unlock your willingness and know if you are in the right path.